Love's Mistress; or, the Queen's mask, etc

The Dramatic Works of Thomas Heywood: Edward IV, pt. 1-2. Fair maid of the exchange. Fortune by land and sea. Fair maid of the west, pt. 1-2

Thomas Heywood

A challenge for beautie. 1636. Love's maistresse. 1636. The rape of Lucrece. 1638. Londini porta pietatis. 1638. The wise woman of Hogsdon. 1638. Londini status pacatus. 1639

The royall king and the loyall subject. 1637. Pleasant dialogues and drammas. Fortune by land and sea [by Tho. Haywood and William Rowley]. 1655

The Royall King and Loyall Subject

England's Elizabeth, her Life and Troubles during her minoritie from the Cradle to the Crowne. Historically laid open and interwoven with such eminent Passages of State, as happened under the Reigne of Henry the Eight, Edward the Sixt, Q. Mary, etc. with an epistle to the reader, signed N. R.

Loves Mistresse: Or The Queenes Masque: As it was Three Times Presented Before Both Their Maiesties, Within the Space of Eight Dayes: in the Presence of Sundry Forraigne Ambassadors. Publikely Acted by the Queenes Comedians, at the Phoenix in Drury-lane. The Second Impression,

The Dramatic Works: With a Life of the Poet, and Remarks on His Writings by J. Payne Collier. ¬The fair maid of the exchange : a comedy, Volume 1

Loves Maistresse: or, the Queens Masque. A tragic comedy, in five acts and in verse

Memoir. First and second parts of King Edward the Fourth. If you know not me, you know no body, or The troubles of Queen Elizabeth. The second part of If you know not me

The English traveller. A maidenhead well lost. The Lancashire witches [by Heywood and R. Broome]. London's Ius honorarium. Londini sinus salutis. Londini speculum: or, Londons mirror

The First and Second Parts of King Edward the Fourth: A Facsimile Reprint of the Unique Copy of the First Edition (1599) in the Library of Charles W. Clark

A challenge for beautie. Love's maistresse. The rape of Lucrece. Londini porta pietatis. The wise woman of Hogsdon. Londini status pacatus

The Royal King, and Loyal Subject: A Woman Killed with Kindness, Volume 6

Gynaikeiōn, Or, Nine Bookes of Various History Concerninge Women: Inscribed by Þe Names of Þe Nine Muses

The Norris Papers

The First and Second Parts of King Edward IV.: Histories : Reprinted Form the Unique Black Letter First Edition of 1600, Collated with One Other in Black Letter, and with Those of 1619 and 1626

Memoir

The English traveller. 1633. A maidenhead well lost. 1634. The Lancashire witches [by Heywood and R. Broome] 1634. London's Ius honorarium. 1631. Londini sinus salutis. 1635. Londoni speculum: or, Londons mirror. 1637